Israel's Beaches Offer Warm Weather, Few Jellyfish This Weekend
Translated & summarized from NEWSru Israel by baba
Israel's beaches will experience hot weather and warm waters from September 3-5, with few dangerous jellyfish reported. Temperatures will vary across the Mediterranean coast, Eilat, the Sea of Galilee, and the Dead Sea.
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- Hot weather and warm seas expected at Israeli beaches this weekend.
- Few jellyfish, and those present are not dangerous.
- Lifeguards will be present at official beaches.
- Sunscreen and avoiding prolonged sun exposure are advised.
- Temperatures range from 31C to 40C across different locations.
Israel's coastal areas are set for hot weather this weekend, September 3-5, with very warm sea temperatures. Jellyfish sightings near the Mediterranean coast are minimal, and those present are reportedly not dangerous. The water clarity may be reduced due to a high concentration of microalgae.
Lifeguards will be on duty at official beaches, and authorities remind the public that swimming at unsupervised beaches is prohibited, a rule often disregarded. Prolonged sun exposure is not recommended, and sunscreen is advised before heading to the beach.
Temperatures along the Mediterranean coast will reach 31-32 degrees Celsius during the day, with water temperatures at 30 degrees Celsius and wave heights up to 0.7 meters.
In Eilat, daytime temperatures will be 39-40 degrees Celsius, with water temperatures at 29 degrees Celsius and waves up to 0.5 meters, though occasional choppier conditions are possible in the Gulf of Eilat.
On the shores of the Sea of Galilee (Kinneret), daytime temperatures will range from 34-36 degrees Celsius, with water temperatures at 32 degrees Celsius and waves up to 0.7 meters.
At the Dead Sea, daytime temperatures will be 36-37 degrees Celsius, with water temperatures at 31 degrees Celsius and waves up to 0.5 meters.
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